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Ride the Toronto Loop (again)

Ride the Toronto Loop (again)

Sun, Sep 27, 1:00 PM
From Brompton Toronto
5.0

After a half century(!) itโ€™s time to close The Toronto Loop. [TORONTO COMMUNITY BIKEWAYS COALITION](https://www.communitybikewaysto.ca/) is producing and leading this epic fall ride. Volunteer marshalls will support the ride. The Loop trail is an ALMOST complete 75km circuit of trails that includes the waterfront, Humber River, Finch Hydro Corridor, and Don River trails. Unfortunately, there are about ten small gaps that undermine the value of The Loop Trail for everyday/utilitarian, recreational, and tourism cyclists. The Loop Trail is part of the city's Ravine Strategy, although the gaps are all on roads. The Loop was first announced by the city in 2020, but there has been little progress -- until the launch of the TCBC advocacy campaign and ride in November 2025. You can ride with us for the full 75km, or join us at various locations. **Route will be counter clockwise to our spring Loop Ride! NEW starting location to be determined.** We expect 50+ people to ride with us! TCBC estimates 6.5 hours (I think it'll take longer) with lunch & washroom breaks so bring water, snacks, stamina, and reality if you cannot ride this ride or at a pace to keep up. CURIOUS before you sign up? **Check out Bromptoning's detailed [video](https://youtu.be/gi2p35hlsVs?si=GUXaE62vbXcgehJ7) from the spring LOOP Ride.** **CHECK** your bicycle's brakes, air, and chain prior to the day.

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7 attendees

The Enchanting Tour de Niagara-on-the-Lake Escape!

Sat, Sep 19, 1:00 PM
From Walking in Toronto
4.8
22 attendees

HIKE - SOCKS - BEER (Bermuda Triangle)

Sat, Sep 26, 1:00 PM
From Trail Hike - Richmond Hill
4.9
6 attendees

GO transit food network (part 2)

Sun, Sep 6, 2:15 PM
From Eat to Hike
5.0
7 attendees
Barbecue and Hike through Tommy Thompson Park.

Barbecue and Hike through Tommy Thompson Park.

Sun, Sep 27, 5:00 PM
From These Boots Are Made for Hiking
4.8

Location: Meet at the entrance of Tommy Thompson Park -Leslie Street Spit **It's time to have some fun!** What better way to celebrate the end of Summer with a barbecue by the lake. Join us for burgers and drinks **under the tents** and on the water at Ashbridges Bay for burgers and drinks! ($10. For a burger and drink.) After a 8km hike (with some fun things happening along the way) at Tommy Thompson Park we will head to Ashbridges Bay for burgers- veggie and meat. Feel free to bring alcoholic beverages, and board games - We will have a beach ball. Tommy Thompson Park is a man-made urban wilderness and wildlife sanctuary built on the Leslie Street Spit, stretching 5 kilometers to Lake Ontario. Managed by the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, this unique park offers a peaceful escape from the city with a mix of wetlands, meadows, and trails. A unique place near downtown Toronto to experience nature, and *one of the best places for bird-watching in the city*, with more than 300 recorded species!

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29 attendees
GO Train Hike - Unionville/Markham

GO Train Hike - Unionville/Markham

Sun, Sep 13, 1:00 PM
From Toronto Bruce Trail Club
4.8

he villages of Unionville & Markham are connected by the Rouge Valley Trail System following the Rouge River and running behind the historic buildings on Main Street Unionville, by Walden Pond in Austin Drive Park, through Milne Dam Conservation Area, and ending with a 143 metre long suspension bridge over the dam. We will walk into the village of Markham and finish with a short boardwalk trail through Tannery Pond which is close to the Markham GO Station. We begin the hike at Unionville GO Station hiking north to the historic Main Street and picking up the Rouge Valley Trail at Carlton Road. Return to Toronto or the starting point by GO Train or York Region Transit bus. Optional stop at the Rouge River Craft Brewery after the hike. Terrain is easy, mostly paved path/boardwalk with some dirt trails. On The Go Maps Link: [https://onthegomap.com/s/g5rhpj1s](https://onthegomap.com/s/g5rhpj1s) Bring lunch, water, snacks, hat. and insect repellant. Please register on the Bruce Trail Conservancy website at: [https://hikes.brucetrail.org/event/go-train-hike-unionville-markham-rouge-river-trail-2/2026-09-13/](https://hikes.brucetrail.org/event/go-train-hike-unionville-markham-rouge-river-trail-2/2026-09-13/)

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You can easily search for biking groups on Meetup by selecting the Toronto location and filtering by cycling interests. Join local communities and participate in events.

Yes, there are often bike commuting events scheduled in Toronto. You can RSVP to upcoming events directly through Meetup to stay informed on dates and details.

Meetup connects people with local events and groups based on shared interests. From biking to tech, you can find and join communities that match your passions.

Absolutely! There are several cycling groups you can join in Toronto via Meetup. Signing up lets you connect and ride with fellow cycling enthusiasts.

To RSVP for a biking event in Toronto, simply find the event on Meetup, click RSVP, and join fellow cyclists for the ride. Updates and alerts will be sent to you.

Not necessarily. Most biking events expect you to have your own bike. Always check the event details on Meetup for any specific requirements or equipment needs.

Many biking events are free, though some may require a fee depending on the organizer or any special inclusions. Always refer to event details for cost specifics.

While many biking meetups exist, not every interest is covered. If you canโ€™t find a specific group in Toronto, consider starting your own on Meetup.

Attendance at events can vary, so while you may meet regulars, each meetup could feature new faces. Engaging consistently will increase your chances of familiar connections.

Morning bike commutes can be found on Meetup. These usually occur during weekday mornings for commuters seeking a group ride to start their day.

Meetup facilitates introductions but can't guarantee event outcomes or personal connections. Experiences may vary based on participation and group dynamics.

No, Meetup prioritizes group gatherings over individual matchmaking. Join groups and public events to meet people with shared cycling interests.

Yes, you can host your own biking event in Toronto. Create an event through your Meetup group to invite fellow cyclists.

Many biking groups welcome cyclists of all skill levels. It's best to check the groupโ€™s description or communicate with organizers about the experience required.

Meeting locations vary by event and are listed in the event details on Meetup. Common spots for cycling meetups include parks and central city locations for convenience.